DUBAI ~ Attractions & Things to do ~

Standing 828m high,

the Burj Khalifa is the

tallest building in the world

and one of Dubai's

must-visit attractions. 

Dubai Mall is the world’s largest

destination for shopping,

entertainment and leisure.

Featuring over 1,200

retail stores, two major

department stores and

hundreds of foods and

beverage outlets,

Dubai Mall covers more than

1 million sqm 

Located at the base of

Burj Khalifa is one of the

world's largest choreographed

fountain displays,

where powerful jet streams

soar as high as 150m in the air

and sway in time to

musical numbers. 

One of the city's top tourists

attractions, the Dubai Aquarium

houses 140 species of sea life

in the huge, suspended tank

on the ground floor

of the Dubai Mall.

The highlight of a visit is

entering the Underwater Zoo,

with its three-story high,

270-degree views along

the length of the

glass-panel tunnels.

One of Dubai's most famous

landmarks, the Museum of

the Future (MOTF) takes pride

of place along the

city's superhighway,

Sheikh Zayed Road. 

Designed as an asymmetric

torus clad in steel and glass,

the Museum of the Future

has been recognised by

National Geographic as one

of 14 most beautiful museums

in the world. 

One of the most iconic

landmarks in Dubai,

Jumeirah Mosque welcomes

visitors of all faiths to admire

the surroundings and learn

about Islam and the

local culture.

The mosque is large enough

to hold over 1,200 worshippers

and was built entirely from

white stone in the medieval

Fatimid tradition, with towering

twin minarets framing a

large central dome.

 Discover what life in Old Dubai

was like during the mid-19th

century at Al Fahidi Historical Neighbourhood.

Located along the Dubai Creek,

this district is a key heritage site

with much of the original

infrastructure preserved

and intact.

The Arabian Tea House in

Al Fahidi offers more than

150 different types of teas

and drinks and is one of the

best places in the city

to try authentic Emirati cuisine.

A world of floral wonder awaits

you at Dubai Miracle Garden,

the world's largest natural

flower garden.

The 72,000sqm park has an

impressive line-up of famous

buildings and structures

completely transformed

into colorful flower exhibits. 

You can immerse yourself

among more than 150 million

blooming flowers throughout

with plenty of attractions and

a huge variety of quirky arrangements. 

As the world’s largest

waterpark, Atlantis Aquaventure

Waterpark is great for all ages.

Take on the Odyssey of Terror,

the world’s tallest waterslide;

experience weightlessness

on the Zoomerango’s

vertical wall; and zoom through

a tube that goes through a

shark-filled underwater lagoon

on Shark Attack.

The Lost Chambers Aquarium

For thousands of years,

people have been searching

for the lost city of Atlantis.

Discover mysteries of the deep

and learn fascinating facts

about marine life while you

watch 65,000 marine animals

swim in the Ambassador

Lagoon. Take a behind the

scenes tour or dive into the

depths with an aquarium

experience. 

During your nature drive,

you will learn more about the

Dubai desert’s fauna and flora

and what makes it so unique.

You might also be able to

spot native wildlife.

Stop and take envy-inducing

pictures on dunes, at a

Ghaf tree forest and a beautiful,

remote lake. 

 For dinner, relax in a serene

desert oasis and embark on

a fine-dining six-course

culinary journey. 

Experience luxurious and private

falconry adventure that takes

you on a journey into the

fascinating world of falcons

and their cultural significance

to the Emiratis and

their heritage.

Nature Safari,

Interactive Falconry

and 5-Star Breakfast.

Take a break from the sand and

skyscrapers to visit the best

beaches with water activities

and clean blue sea Dubai

has to offer.

Situated on the Arabian Gulf,

Dubai never fails to impress

its visitors with the

stunning beaches and

enriched seaside destinations.

The crystal clear water of the

sea is the best example of

Dubai being an all-rounder. 

A thrilling addition to the

city's thriving sports and

adventure activities scene,

Deep Dive Dubai is the place

to be for all aqua enthusiasts.

Opened in July 2021,

the recreational centre's

60.02m-deep pool is

certified by

Guinness World Records

as the world's deepest

swimming pool for diving.  

Experience a breathtaking

free-fall and parachute ride

with Skydive Dubai,

one of the city’s top attractions

among intrepid individuals

and visiting celebrities.

Take the leap from either one

of two incredible locations

– above the iconic

Palm Jumeirah or over the

vast Arabian desert – and see

the emirate from an

entirely different perspective.

Indoor Snow Park

Try something impossible

in a 'desert' city and

go skiing in Dubai.

Located inside the buzzing

Mall of the Emirates,

you will find yourself at one of

the most innovative and exciting

tourist attractions in the

Middle East when you enter

Ski Dubai. 

Discover Dubai's ultimate

shopping and entertainment

extravaganza.

Taking place every year

from October to April,

it's an amusement park

like no other.

Taking pride of place at

Global Village is the Carnaval –

a thrilling experience with

over 175 exhilarating rides,

games and attractions. 

Rent a yacht to explore the

amazing destinations in Dubai

is a perfect idea. You can enjoy

special events and occasions

on the sea while enjoying the

scenic wonders.

Relax on-board with friends or

family, and soak up the scenery

as you glide past landmarks

such as the Jumeirah Beach

Residence, Atlantis The Palm,

and Burj Al Arab. 

Dubai is home to all the most

renowned exotic luxury supercar

brands, and if you are looking

for a way to explore this thriving

metropolis in style,

why not slip behind the wheel

of one of these exotic vehicles? 

Cross Dubai Creek by abra for

a unique, affordable experience.

An abra, which means “to cross”

in Arabic, runs every few

minutes throughout the day

between four stations along

Dubai Creek.

Admire spectacular views of

old Dubai including traditional

houses, wind towers

and minarets.